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Altenator light 140-160

posted by  linc on  Wed Apr 24 09:27 CST 2002
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This fits. Earlier in the evening, my brake lights didn't work. Turned out to be the fuse for brake/interior lights. Not blown, just lost continuity, even while in the fuse holder. I may have inadvently joustled the # 3 fuse fumbling around in the darkened cab. Just enough to lose contact while driving.

This leads to other questions, and I'm hoping "long experience" has an answer here, too! Is there an improvement to the fuse block in these cars, or are new and improved replacement fuses available? And is this an area where dielectric grease should NOT be used?

Thank you,
Linc






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